All good people here : a novel / Ashley Flowers with Alex Kiester.
Record details
- ISBN: 9780593609255
- ISBN: 0593609255
- Physical Description: 416 pages (large print) ; 25 cm
- Edition: Large print edition.
- Publisher: New York : Bantam, c2022.
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Subject: | Women journalists > Fiction. Murder > Fiction. Missing persons > Fiction. Wakarusa (Ind.) > Fiction. |
Genre: | Large print books. Thrillers (Fiction) Detective and mystery fiction. |
Location | Call Number / Copy Notes | Barcode | Shelving Location | Status | Due Date |
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Marion County Library | LP F FLO (Text) | PPL81098 | Large Print Fiction | In transit | - |
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Publishers Weekly Review
All Good People Here : A Novel
Publishers Weekly
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Flowers, the host of the true crime podcast Crime Junkie, debuts with a twisty psychological thriller coauthored with Kiester (The Truth About Ben and June). Twenty-five years after the unsolved murder of Margot Davies's childhood best friend, January Jacobs (forever frozen in public memory--shades of JonBenét Ramsey--as that tiny dancer looking disturbingly older than six in her skimpy competition costume), Margot remains haunted by the case, as well as the way pious finger-pointing in her hometown of Wakarusa, Ind., helped shatter her surviving family. So when duty drags Margot, now a crime reporter for an Indianapolis newspaper, back to Wakarusa to care for the ailing uncle who raised her, she hopes this might be her chance to crack the case--especially once, less than a day after her arrival, a five-year-old vanishes in a neighboring town. The reporter swiftly discovers that the townsfolk she once thought she knew may have been concealing far more complex and problematic passions than apparent back then to a child such as herself. This intricate, intriguing puzzler should surprise even those readers certain they know where the plot's heading. Flowers is off to a promising start. Agent: Meredith Miller, UTA. (Aug.)